All The New Delta One Suites Routes – And Where’s Next…

This is a major upgrade…

Meals change all the time, seats come and go – but new state of the art planes and futuristic, industry leading seats – that’s something special. Delta are very proud of their Airbus A350 deliveries and brand new private business class suites, and they should be. The offerings are amongst the best in the skies, and Delta has became the first US airline to offer a fully private business class seat, with a door you can close. Naturally – you want to use points or a great deal to give Delta’s A350 or new Suites a spin, so here’s where you can find them flying – and where they’re going next.

Tip: Search for your flight on Google Flights and confirm the aircraft again on the Delta website before booking. There’s always a chance of an aircraft swap and if you encounter one, don’t be afraid to argue you’d like to change to a flight featuring their new prized Airbus A350.

Atlanta – Seoul

Detroit has the early A350 action, but starting March 24th, Atlanta joins the fun. Delta will fly daily to Seoul, South Korea with the new flagship Delta One Suite and Premium Select on board.

Detroit – Amsterdam

Beginning March 31st, 2018 Delta will fly the Airbus A350 to Europe. The flight will operate numbers 132, 133 respectively, offering one of the best ways to fly between the US and Europe.

Los Angeles – Tokyo Haneda

Delta will replace their existing Boeing 777 service to Haneda with a brand new state of the art Airbus A350-900XWB, with the Delta One Suites featuring privacy doors from March 31st, 2019.

Detroit – Tokyo Narita

Konichiwa Japan! Delta flies it’s Airbus A350 between Detroit (DTW) and Tokyo Narita (NRT) seven days a week. This is a fantastic opportunity to experience 13h 35m of futuristic flight time.

Detroit – Seoul

Yearning for some bibimbap? Delta flies daily between Detroit (DTW) and Seoul (ICN). Yet another excellent chance to experience 14+ hours of A350. Preferably, in business!

Detroit – Beijing

Delta has sold their new (actual) Premium Economy on this route as low as $600 round trip. Incredible. Delta offers daily Beijing flights from Detroit, with excellent space to use points.

Detroit – Shanghai

Delta will launch their daily A350 service to Shanghai on April 19th. Until then, you’ll find the Boeing 777 on direct flights. This will be a serious in flight upgrade for a very popular route.

Seattle – Tokyo Narita

Competition is fierce out of bustling Seattle, and Delta is up gauging to an Airbus A350-900XWB for their Tokyo Narita service, beginning March 1st, 2018.

Los Angeles – Shanghai

Beginning July 2nd, just in time for 4th of July Weekend, Delta will bring it’s coveted new A350 to the West Coast. Los Angeles will receive a daily A350 flight to Shanghai.

Minneapolis – Tokyo Haneda

Effective November 16th, 2018, Delta will launch a newly reconfigured Boeing 777-200 with the brand new Delta One Suites between Minneapolis St. Paul and Tokyo’s preferable Haneda Airport.

Atlanta – Paris

Paris will receive Delta’s latest private suite offerings utilizing a Boeing 777-200 from December 16th, 2018 thru March 29th, 2019. This is a major upgrade for passengers traveling to Paris.

Atlanta – Tokyo Narita

Delta continues to bolster their transpacific luxury offering, adding new Delta One Suites and Premium Select services beginning March 1st, 2018.

Exciting News

It’s exciting that Delta is rolling these routes out so rapidly. We’ll be keeping close eye on more transatlantic routes, where newer aircraft are currently lacking. We’d expect this plane to feature on premium routes between the West Coast USA and Europe, in the near future, as well as New York JFK. Cashing in SkyMiles for a ticket to Asia or Europe on the A350, especially in business class may be the very best way to maximize your Delta SkyMiles! Here’s why you’ll love the A350.

Will you seek out the new Delta Airbus A350?